La Fillette Bakery

This was our second visit, and I can officially say this is the best brunch in Denver. It is a hidden gem in the Mayfair area of Colfax, in a strip mall. Do not be deceived by this. Inside its super city and cozy, all of the staff are incredibly kind and helpful. But the food. O.M.G. We've had the breakfast sandwich that is out of this world, some pastries (they make home made pop tarts, muffins and muffin croissants) among many other things. Brunch today was literally perfect. The BLAT was buttery, soft and I don't know what they do to that bacon but with the garlic aioli, I didn't want it to end. The rosti was crispy and creamy cheese perfection . Husband loved The Benny, looked amazing, served on a croissant. This place is a real treat and welcome to the neighborhood!

For the price, this place should be significantly better. We went for lunch (it was busy) and got take-out so I can't speak to service or ambiance, just food.The Bad: The funfetti cupcake was the worst cupcake I've ever had. The cake itself was subpar but the buttercream frosting was essentially just butter in both taste and texture. Maybe with some Crisco in there too. The Cuban was bland, the mustard flavor came through but the meat and cheese did not. There are FAR better Cubans in this town so don't waste your time on this one! The good: The BLT was tasty but small for the price. I appreciated that the bacon was cooked well. The French Dip was the best of everything, really good just. But again, for the price, there should have been more meat on there. Overall, not impressed and won't be visiting again.

WOW...honestly just WOW. Did I think I'd find the best croissant I've ever had in Denver? ...never but oh boy did I. I've been on the search for a great croissant and this place delivered. It was flaky on the outside and warm and the best kind of doughy and buttery on the inside. For a plain croissant it was so flavorful. This was the perfect flaky buttery little pillow. I will 1000% be back to try brunch. For Derek to say "let's come back here" in regards to eating out... never happens but these croissants were mouth watering Also the girls at the front were incredibly friendly and sweet!

Colorado Hash! This dish was delicious with pulled pork. Would recommend, we split and it was filling! Would not recommend the matcha drinks here but our waiters kindly switched out our drinks for something else with no additional charges. I'd go back here! Friendly staff

Came for breakfast and was delighted. We had Cash as our waiter and he was super friendly and on top of it. We started with mocha and cappuccino and both were amazing. Next I got the Veggie omelette which I really loved. The only downside my guest got the quiche Lorraine and I don't know if she got an odd cut but was missing the Lorraine it was just egg. Left with a box of pastries to eat later. Will definitely be back

Absolutely delicious. We had the benny and the basic B. Oh, and a big cream puff. Going back asap.

La Fillette Bakery translates to "Little Girl Bakery" but they only produce BIG GIRL FLAVORS! Be prepared to be extremely WOW'D by the pastries, you'll want to order everything you see. Follow your tastebuds (or eyes), nothing will disappoint! Mine led me to the Morning Bun... the mature version of a cinnamon roll. It exchanged icing for a demerara sugar coating and cinnamon swirls for zesty orange notes. ABSOLUTELY WHIMSICALLY DELICIOUS!It's what I imagine Mary Poppins has for breakfast because it instantly fills you with cheer and the positive pep you need to get your day moving n' grooving! Plus, if you dine in, you'll have lovely service in a delightfully designed cafe. You'll feel cute. You might even use your imagination and pretend you are in Europe. :DCan't wait to go back and try more!

What a good find for a nice little brunch date! Good food, good atmosphere, but average coffee. We got a cappuccino and a latte but we found both coffee to be in the average side. My cappuccino had sour notes and did not take good. They get their coffee from Logan house and I probably just don't like their roasts.The potato rosti was good and savory. The fondue was cheesy and I believe the potato was made with lard/fat? It was crispy, flaky and tasty. This gets a solid 5.The duck confit is probably the best Benedict I've had in all of Colorado. They used croissants instead of English muffins, the duck meat was tender, and the Benny sauce was delightful. The side salad was refreshing as well.We thought we would like the French toast more but ended up not finishing it since we became full. I would give it a solid 4.Overall it was a great experience but compared to other French cafes, it's hard to justify the price point of their menu. It's in the higher end and we ended up spending 80 dollars. Though their croissants were good, it's not the best in Denver.

On a Sunny Sunday, stopping in for a bite at La Fillette has made our day even brighter more than once. Last weekend was no exception. While it's a cluster by the front door, once seated, you find an airy, bright, and open setting. I like the high back community table against the back wall for people watching and space.The bakery case is loaded with treats savory and sweet--croissants, cookies and more with Italian and French roots. I'm a fan of any pastry with green chile, especially here.The breakfast sandwiches earn their stellar rep, but we were there for lighter fare this time.My nitro cold brew packed the requisite punch, sweetened with cream and sugar. Zoom.Mexican coke for the little guy hit the spot. I noted they serve Cerebral as their house brewer. Quality matters with beer, too. So does local. Thanks.My French onion soup arrived piping hot, topped w a thick layer of Gruyere over a disc of bread immersed in broth. Once it cooled down, I dove in. Bull and Bush has some competition in East Denver now for this. Rosti potatoes were a little greasy, but the accompanying Gruyere makes this delicious. My son's eclair came with a dark chocolate stripe and whipped cream filling. Yum. Overall, I like the food, drinks, and space. Prices? Not so much, but inflation is king everywhere.Four stars.

My husband and I got a couple breakfast sandwiches which were good but I'm mainly leaving the review because of the French toast which was some of the worst I've ever had. It was hard and stale and flavorless. I literally spit it out and threw it away it was so bad. No whipped cream with it either only syrup.